In reply to Mark Uraine.

My efforts in this are to help everyone get there one step at a time.

With this approach you force everyone to continuously spend time to work on the site, checking compatibility of plugins, themes, installing updates, downgrade other updates, etc.

But most of everyone just wants to use the website which they built or got built for a fixed budget and do not want to spend time and/or money again and again and again, but just post content once in a while or simply have the site static “as is” instead.

All those “rapid development in live production updates every few weeks” geeks seem not to understand that – at all.

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My efforts in this are to help everyone get there one step at a time.
With this approach you force everyone to continuously spend time to work on the site, checking compatibility of plugins, themes, installing updates, downgrade other updates, etc.

But most of everyone just wants to use the website which they built or got built for a fixed budget and do not want to spend time and/or money again and again and again, but just post content once in a while or simply have the site static "as is" instead.

All those "rapid development in live production updates every few weeks" geeks seem not to understand that - at all.

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